Jenny Valentine

A powerful story of deception, love and redemption, from award-winning author, Jenny Valentine -- one of the greatest YA voices of her generation. Sixteen year-old Iris has never met her millionaire father and now he's dying. A pawn in her mother's game of greed and revenge, Iris is wrenched away from her only friend and sent to live with the father who abandoned her. Fire Colour One is a bold and brilliant novel.

Fire Colour One

There were reasons why Violet Park should have meant nothing to me. She was old. She was dead. She was in a box on a shelf. But I met her, by accident, in the middle of the night. And she changed everything.

Finding Violet Park

After the death of her brother, Rowan's family falls apart. Then a cute boy shoves a photo negative into her hands. She has the negative developed and discovers a photo of her brother smiling. Rowan's heartrending journey from despair to hope begins with this new mystery.

Broken Soup

When sixteen-year-old Chap is mistaken for a missing boy, he leaves the home where he has been living temporarily and takes on this new identity, not knowing that it is as dangerous and uncertain as the life he has left behind.

Double

Number 33 Georgiana Street houses many people and yet seems home to none. To runaway Sam it is a place to disappear. To Bohemia, it's just another blip between crises, as her mum ricochets off the latest boyfriend. Old Isabel acts like she owns the place, even though it actually belongs to Steve in the basement, who is always looking to squeeze in yet another tenant. Life there is a kind of ordered chaos. Like ants, they scurry about their business, crossing paths, following their own tracks, no questions asked. But it doesn't take much to upset the balance. Dig deep enough and you'll find that everyone has something to hide... Ages: 13+

The Ant Colony

Feeling as though the ashes of a girl in the urn on the shelf are trying to communicate with him, Lucas Swain begins to listen in the hopes that maybe she knows something about his missing father that will finally put his mind and heart to rest.

Me, the Missing, and the Dead

From Carnegie Medal finalist Jenny Valentine comes a bold new story about love and second chances, perfect for fans of David Levithan's Every Day. Jude doesn't believe in love, or magic. Life is little more than ordinary. That is, until Jude's mother loses her job and moves them to a little town by the sea to live with Henry Lake--an eccentric old man with rooms to rent. Henry is odd, the town is dull, and worst of all, Jude feels out of place and alone. So when Novo turns up in the house across the street, dressed all in black and looking unbearably handsome, Jude's summer takes an immediate turn for the better. But Novo isn't all that he seems to be--or maybe he's more than Jude can possibly understand. Novo is pure magic--someone who can bend and stretch the bounds of time. Someone who wakes up in different places and at different points in history with utter regularity. He knows that each Now is fleeting, that each moment is only worth the energy it expends on itself, and that each experience he has will be lost to him before long. But Jude and Novo form a bond that shifts reality for both of them. Jude begins to question what forever really means--only to find out that Novo knows that forever isn't real. And when things go horribly wrong, Jude and Novo are faced with an impossible question that may change both of their lives irreparably--what is worth sacrificing for love? A stunningly written, compelling exploration of what it means to love and live in the moment that quite literally defies both logic and time.

Hello Now

Lucas Swan, ein eher zurückhaltender 16-jähriger Junge, entdeckt im Regal eines Minicar-Büros eine Urne. Er erfährt, dass darin die Asche von Violet Park steckt, hat das Gefühl, dass sie mit ihm redet und möchte nun mehr über das Leben dieser Frau erfahren. Und tatsächlich gibt es eine Beziehung zwischen ihr und Lucas' verschwundenem Vater. Freunde und Verwandte erzählen ihm plötzlich Dinge über seinen von ihm verehrten Vater, die diesen in ein anderes, realistisches Licht rücken lassen. Eine etwas abgedrehte, aber gerade deshalb sehr originelle und außergewöhnliche Adoleszenzgeschichte, die immer wieder zum Schmunzeln anregt. Lucas lernt, auch die Schwächen seines Vaters zu akzeptieren, richtet am Ende sein Leben nicht mehr darauf aus, auf dessen Rückkehr zu warten. Damit gibt er auch seiner Mutter eine neue Chance. Eine absolut beeindruckende, mehrfach ausgezeichnete Geschichte, die auch sprachlich überzeugt und daher in jeder Bibliothek einen Platz finden sollte. Ab 13.

Roman

Wer ist Violet Park?

Jenny de Jonge

Wanneer een 15-jarig meisje een gekregen fotonegatief laat ontwikkelen, blijkt het een foto van haar verongelukte broer te zijn. Ze gaat op zoek naar de jongen die haar het negatief gaf.

Gebroken soep

Two boys. One identity. He can change his life if he says yes...

The Double Life of Cassiel Roadnight

Us In The Before And After

Spartan Riders, #1

Grit

The first of a new series of young fiction by Jenny Valentine, winner of the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize for her debut novel, Finding Violet Park.

Iggy and Me

Eu, O Desaparecido E A Morta

Hallo nu

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Das zweite Leben des Cassiel Roadnight

Durchs Feuer

The second of a new series of young fiction by Jenny Valentine, winner of the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize for her debut novel, Finding Violet Park. More funny and endearing family stories featuring the the irrepressible 5-year-old IGGY as seen through the eyes of her big sister Flo, the ME of the title. Whether learning to swim, or playing at home, going on a day trip or baking birthday cakes, Iggy and Flo add sparkle to everyday activities. Each chapter is a complete and satisfying story in its own right, perfect for newly-confident readers to enjoy alone, or for reading aloud at bedtime. Illustrated throughout in with black & white line drawings by Joe Berger, who was nominated for the Booktrust Early Years Award for his picture book, Bridget Fidget.

Iggy and Me and the Happy Birthday

For readers aged 9+ comes a major new contemporary middle-grade series from award-winning author Jenny Valentine, perfect for fans of Jacqueline Wilson, Cath Howe and Lara Williamson! Meet ten-year-old Joy Applebloom, a girl with a knack for finding the silver lining in even the darkest of rainclouds. After years of travelling the world with her parents and older sister, Claude (Claude rhymes with bored, which is just about right), Joy and her family move to suburbia - back to school, back to her grumpy, rule-obsessed grandad and back to normality. Joy soon finds her usual irrepressible positivity and zest for life waning, but when the powers that be threaten to pull down a mighty oak tree, Joy decides to fight back, and realizes that not all magic requires wands and spells, and perhaps the most important sort of magic is the power, resilience and courage that was there all along . . .

Jenny Valentine

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